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My 1989 Honda Civic will not start
My car started right up this morning, then died within two seconds. When I hit the key again, It did not sound like it was turning over right. My first thought was the timing belt, but I have pulled the valve cover off, and both the cam and the pistons seem to be moving like they should. It's an '89 model, but only has 58,000 original miles on it. Does anyone have any suggestions ?
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